| This document presents a structured methodology for identifying and selecting women-led enterprises involved in productive uses of energy (PUE), particularly in rural and peri-urban contexts. It outlines selection criteria, contextual and gender analysis, community mobilization strategies, enterprise identification, preliminary evaluation, and a final 360° participatory diagnostic. The process aims to strengthen women’s economic empowerment by supporting viable, energy-driven businesses with tailored mentorship and development plans. |
Methodology for Identification and Selection of Women-Led Enterprises in Productive Energy Use
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From Call to Count: Gender-Responsive Energy Actions for the Final Mile
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